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The document discusses the debate around using the internet versus textbooks in schools. It provides arguments for both sides, noting that textbooks are reliable, easy to use, and avoid distractions, but are expensive. The internet provides a variety of resources but can be interrupted and requires assessing credibility. It concludes that the internet is a useful teaching aid but will not replace textbooks in the author's opinion.
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